Goldilocks Zone : Collected Writings Of Michael J Ovey
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The untimely passing of Mike Ovey, the former principal of Oak Hill College, in January 2017 was met with a wave of appreciation for his theological contribution to evangelicalism in the UK and across the world. It was said that his students were his writing-indeed he wrote few books. So here, for the first time together, are a collection of articles that Mike wrote for theological journals and conferences. They show the breadth and depth of his intellect and originality.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781783596096
ISBN10: 1783596090
Michael Ovey | Editor: Chris Green
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2018
Publisher: SPCK
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